Teachers

Seven members sitting on the Office of Budget and Management’s Controlling Board voted to transfer the money from the controlling board’s emergency purposes fund.

Ohio lawmakers recently passed provisions that the teachers' union says will cause the fee for licenses to increase by up to 75%.

The eyes of Wall Street and the half-million members of the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio are on the state as the drama unfolds. A special meeting has been called for Thursday of a board nearly paralyzed by infighting whose executive director is on long-term leave over misconduct allegations he denies.

Ohio’s Republican attorney general is suing to remove two members from the board of the state teachers’ pension fund, saying he's on the side of retired teachers.

Columbus City School teachers have seven professional development days and three records days between students' first and last days of school.

The board of Ohio's $90 billion pension fund for retired teachers has suspended its executive director after staffers accused him of violent behavior and sexual harassment.

Teachers and their advocates suggest several reasons for the shortage, and a new study from a progressive group backs up at least one of them.

Frustration and burnout are two of the reasons many teachers are planning to leave the profession. A study concludes two major factors matter when it comes to predicting how long a new teacher will stay on the job. We’ll find out what they are and what can be done to keep teachers on the job.

Frustration and burnout are two of the reasons many teachers are planning to leave the profession. A study concludes two major factors matter when it comes to predicting how long a new teacher will stay on the job. We’ll find out what they are and what can be done to keep teachers on the job.

The Ohio House has scheduled a vote to let school districts set their own training requirements for employees they choose to arm. The measure aims to undo the effect of an Ohio Supreme Court ruling earlier this year, which held that under current law armed school workers would need hundreds of hours of training.